Disney made a huge update to its movie release schedule in May since its acquisition of Fox film studios. Previously, the Mouse House had a total of 11 films heading to theaters this year.

Among the company's anticipated releases for the rest of the year are "Toy Story 4" and a "Frozen" sequel. From Fox, there's "Tolkien" and "Dark Phoenix."

If you thought Disney's list of movies last year was huge, we're in for another big year of long-awaited sequels, Marvel movies, and another journey to a galaxy far, far away.

In May, Disney made a huge update to its theatrical release schedule. After acquiring Fox film studios, Walt Disney Studios has shifted around multiple release dates from Disney and Fox. The Mouse House now has a total of 19 movies coming out in 2019. Previously, Disney planned to release 11 movies.

In the shuffle, Disney pushed back the release of its "Artemis Fowl" movie to next summer. Fox's X-Men spin-off "New Mutants" also got the boot to next spring.

What now? "Dark Phoenix," "Toy Story 4" and "The Lion King" are among the big releases paving the way for the rest of the summer. The holidays are also Disney's to win with "Frozen 2" and "Star Wars: Episode IX — The Rise of Skywalker."

Keep reading to see the 19 movies Disney and Fox are releasing through 2019.

4. "Avengers: Endgame"

Tony Stark looks like he doesn't feel too good in the first trailer for "Avengers: Endgame."
Marvel Studios

Release date: Friday, April 26Studio: Marvel Studios

What it's about: The "Avengers: Infinity War" sequel follows the remaining superheroes, including Iron Man, Captain America, and Ant-Man, as they try and reverse Thanos' life-altering snap that decimated half of the universe.

6. "Aladdin"

Egyptian-Canadian actor Mena Massoud will head to the Cave of Wonders to get the prized lamp in the Disney remake.
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Release date: Friday, May 24Studio: Walt Disney Studios

What it's about: The live-action remake of the Disney classic follows Aladdin (Mena Massoud), a penniless teen, who falls for the princess of Agrabah, Jasmine (Naomi Scott). His luck changes when he finds a magic lamp holding a magic genie (Will Smith) who grants him three wishes.

Why you should see it: Guy Ritchie ("Sherlock Holmes") is directing and we can't wait to see how he interprets the bread-stealing scene with Aladdin as he runs through the Agrabah marketplace. Fans of the original will be happy to know the movie's original composer Alan Menken will return for the score with new recordings of original songs along with two new ones.

7. "Dark Phoenix"

What it's about: After a space mission gone wrong, Jean Grey (Sophie Turner) absorbs a dark energy which has her grappling with a new Phoenix ability. The X-Men are put in danger as they try and get Jean's new powers under control from causing irreparable damage.

Why we're interested:"Dark Phoenix" is the final "X-Men" movie under Fox and we're curious to see how two decades of mutants will come to an end before Disney inevitably reboots this franchise for its Marvel Cinematic Universe.

8. "Toy Story 4"

Get ready to take the family out to see this one.
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Release date: Friday, June 21 Studio: Pixar

What it's about: According to Disney and Pixar, the fourth movie in the franchise will follow Woody and the rest of the toys as they welcome some new friends who join their new owner's room. Among them is a fork who insists he's not a toy.

Why we're interested: After multiple delays and the departure of the film's director from the studio, we're wondering if the "Toy Story 4" we'll see this summer is the same one the former Disney Animation and Pixar chief creative officer, John Lasseter, originally had in mind. The sequel will introduce several new characters, including a talking fork, but we're holding out hope to see the return of a fan-favorite.

10. "The Lion King"

We're already in love with little Simba. "Atlanta's" Donald Glover will voice the adult version of the lion cub.Disney

Release date: Friday, July 19Studio: Walt Disney Studios

What it's about: The CG reimagining of the Oscar-winning animated movie follows Simba who grapples with the decision to return home and take his place as king as his uncle Scar's dictatorial leadership threatens to unravel the pride lands.

If the trailer didn't hit you right in the feels, the star-studded cast of Beyoncé, Donald Glover, Seth Rogen, Billy Eichner, and Chiwetel Ejiofor should get you excited. Plus, James Earl Jones is reprising his role as Mufasa. Get ready to cry all over again.

11. "The Art of Racing in the Rain"

What it's about: The movie is supposed to be based on the New York Times' bestseller from 2008 which follows a race car driver, Denny, and his dog, Enzo. Enzo tries to hold his family together during an ugly custody battle.

Why we're interested: Dog movies are popular right now in Hollywood. "This Is Us" star Milo Ventimiglia is supposed to play race car driver, Denny, while Kevin Costner will voice Enzo.

13. "Ad Astra"

What it's about: According to Deadline, the plot will follow Brad Pitt's character, Roy McBride, 20 years after his father left on a one-way mission to Neptune to find signs of extra-terrestrial intelligence. McBride decides to go on an adventure to find him.

Why we're interested: Do we need another space movie after "Interstellar," "Gravity," and "First Man"? Not really. But Brad Pitt stars in this one and cinematographer Hoyte Van Hoytema also worked on "Interstellar," so we're expecting it to be shot beautifully.

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14. "The Woman in the Window"

Amy Adams will star in the adaptation.
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Release date: Friday, October 4Studio: Fox

What it's about: The mystery thriller is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by A.J. Finn about a child psychologist who witnesses a crime while spying on her new neighbors.

Why we're interested: Amy Adams will star in the film along with Julianne Moore, Gary Oldman, and Brian Tyree Henry. This will be the final movie released under the Fox 2000 Pictures label. Disney is shuttering the label after its Fox acquisition.

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15. "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil"

Disney released a poster for the "Maleficent" sequel.
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Release date: Friday, October 18Studio: Walt Disney Studios

What it's about: The movie is supposed to follow Maleficent several years after the events of the first film. According to a synopsis released by Disney last May, the sequel will continue to " explore the complex relationship between the horned fairy and the soon to be Queen, as they form new alliances and face new adversaries in their struggle to protect the moors and the magical creatures that reside within."

Angelina Jolie is returning to play the lead role along with Elle Fanning and Juno Temple. Michelle Pfeiffer and Chiwetel Ejiofor join the sequel. Filming on the sequel took place last summer. The movie is directed by Joachim Rønning ("Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales").

16. "Ford v. Ferrari"

What it's about: The biographical drama follows Ford's quest to build a car to compete with the Ferrari at the Le Mans race in France. Ford's determination led to the creation of the GT40.

Why we're interested: The film stars Christian Bale and Matt Damon and is directed by James Mangold who brought us 2017's Oscar-nominated Wolverine movie "Logan."

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17. "Frozen 2"

"Frozen" became the highest-grossing animated movie of all time after its 2013 release.
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Release date: Friday, November 22Studio: Disney Animation

What it's about: We know that Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, and Josh Gad will reprise their roles as Anna, Elsa, and Olaf, respectively. The film will also include new songs about the sisters.

Why we're interested: While the last "Frozen" short caused some backlash from fans, the sequel is in good hands with returning directors Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee and the Oscar-winning songwriting team of husband and wife Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez. Disney must feel confident about the sequel as it moved its release date up one week.

Why you should see it: Say what you will about mixed reviews of "The Last Jedi," but if you've invested years watching the "Star Wars" saga, don't you want to see how it all ends for Kylo Ren and Rey? Maybe we'll even learn who Rey's parents are— or not!

19. "Spies in Disguise"

We're here for the Will Smith and Tom Holland team up.
Blue Sky Studio

Release date: Wednesday, December 25Studio: Blue Sky Studios

What it's about: The world's greatest super spy, Lance Sterling, teams up with a gadget inventor, Walter, to save the world. The catch? Sterling is disguised as a pigeon.

Why we're intrigued: Will Smith and Tom Holland voice the two lead characters in the animated picture. Smith is playing the spy who becomes a pigeon. This will be a little "Avengers" reunion for Holland as Karen Gillan is also lending her voice to the film.